Repatriation policy and land settlement debate in Australia
The article critiques postwar repatriation promises to lure soldiers to rural life. It argues land settlement burdens rest on federal priority with states and citizens, warns against costly schemes, and urges careful planning to avoid future collapse. It notes wage controls, urban migration, and the need for experienced guidance in merging veterans into rural industries.
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Commonwealth
Sen Gino
Klaine
Thowe
Vera Industries
Australia
Vera
Austratia
Tis
Pai
Piassage
Fegfval
Slace
French peasant and soldier clash over butter price
A fragment recounts a French peasant woman and a soldier arguing over butter cost. The soldier, irate, threatens destruction to her house, and the woman calmly answers that the louse may fall but the price of batter will not.
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Cimeh
Wignerl
Walker's Book Store Ad Promotes School Prices
A compact ad from Walker's Book Store invites readers to shop for school prices. It highlights bargains and emphasizes a focus on affordable supplies for students and families preparing for the new term.
Northam Road Board Meeting Notes and Decisions
The Northam Road Board held a Saturday meeting with Chairman Carroll and members Martin Hansen Letch French O Driscoll Smith and Smyshe. Elected unopposed members Martin O Driscoll Hansen and Letch were congratulated. Correspondence included a dispute over inkwood clear at from the river adjoining Jeffrey and Son Newleyine. inspector notes continue. A three guinea donation to the R S A Appeal was approved. Financials show a treasury credit of £118 6s with a debit balance of £2 8 6d. £151 in accounts approved for payment. A road deviation order and rate area issues were discussed. A notice for Wongan Hills event on 19th instant at 1 o'clock was advertised.
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Northam Road ‘Board
Bel Shoe
Messrs
Carroll
Chaiman
Martin
Hansen
Letch
French
O'Driscoll
Smith and Smyshe
Wilkerson
Messrs Jeffrey and Son
Newleyine
Inkwort
R.S.A
O'Driscott
Cotton
Barclay
Orgamine Road
Sudden Death Report From Station Area
Sunday morning death at Station reported for Mr Armstrong aged about 35 born Greniill. While ill for under a day he worked Saturday before a sudden turn in the night and death at about 6 am. Pe O’Brien of Meckering notified Northampolish authorities who ordered no inquest.
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Jast McWiltinay
Armstrong
Greniill
S.W
Mesere Carter and Semple
Noctham
Theodosia Garrison Voices Vigilante Market Grievances
The text portrays Theodosia Garrison denouncing tricksters and swindlers in a market of Jororth as she declares they will not be cheated. She asserts a moral purchase across a dangerous price and emphasizes human suffering and righteous resolve.
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Pastoralist’s Review
Walker's
Perth
Walker
Union Northam
Northam Road Board
P Squires
Wongan Hills
the Returned Soldiers’ Association
Northam
Men
Bernard Park
Town Hall
Sparks
Theodosia
Vigilantes